An Indian-American girl, whose parents are originally from Chennai, has been elected as the president of the student’s body of the Harvard University.
Tag: Education
NTU and Tan Tock Seng Hospital’s joint study aims to improve doctor-patient communication
The research outcomes are expected to shape the design of medical communication modules for training of future urologists in TTSH.
Singapore tops talent index in APAC, ranked 13th globally
Singapore achieved the best placements in Asia Pacific in terms of talent competitiveness, retaining its 13th position globally.
NUS graduates ranked top 10 most employable globally
In the latest Global University Employability Ranking, NUS jumped six spots to be placed in the 10th position.
Singapore teachers work long hours, but are paid twice as much as public think
The Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Status Index 2018 found that the starting salary for a secondary school teacher in Singapore is SGD 68,954.
NTU gets 49th place in latest US News & World Report Global Universities Rankings
Showing its global prowess, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) of Singapore moved up six spots to 49th place and took the top five spots in four subjects in the latest US News & World Report’s Best Global Universities Rankings.
Kajol, Ajay Devgn buy Orchard Road apartment for daughter studying in Singapore school
Bollywood star couple Ajay Devgn and Kajol seem to be going the extra mile to ensure their daughter’s education in Singapore. Their daughter Nysa is currently studying in Singapore for her higher studies.
NTU climbs 12 places on Financial Times’ global EMBA ranking to arrive at 18th position
NTU Singapore has been placed 18th in the Financial Times’ latest ranking of Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programmes worldwide.
NTU launches eight mobile-learning courses for professionals
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has launched eight mobile-learning courses aimed at upskilling working professionals – both alumni and the public.
Scientists from NTU, SMART and MIT discover potential treatment for severe malaria
The discovery could improve an infected patient’s chances of recovery, as well as lower the risk of the patient developing a more serious infection.
